
West Jordan’s official city splash pad with daily summer hours, touch-activated water play, and clear family rules.
Browse 12 splash pads and spray parks across the Salt Lake Valley region
Salt Lake Valley splash pads can vary by season, shade, fencing, bathrooms, fees, and whether the spray area sits inside a larger park. Use this page to compare the details that matter before planning a hot-weather outing.
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West Jordan’s official city splash pad with daily summer hours, touch-activated water play, and clear family rules.

Herriman neighborhood splash pad with a playground, restroom, picnic seating, grass, and a small pavilion.

North Salt Lake splash pad with weekend-through-summer operation, Sunday hours, and clearly posted health and safety rules.

Large South Jordan park splash pad with playground, restrooms, a one-mile loop trail, and small pavilions nearby.

Popular Draper splash park with all-ages water play, a large open pad, and predictable daily summer hours.
Inclusive splash pad at Magna Regional Park with restrooms, pavilions, walking paths, and a destination playground.
Smaller South Jordan splash pad at Heritage Park with a loop trail and daily summer operating hours.

One of Riverton’s three official city splash pads, open daily in summer with easy neighborhood-park access.

Central Riverton city splash pad with daily summer hours and a classic park-based spray-play setup.

Riverton neighborhood splash pad with official daily summer hours and easy free access.
Scenic Sandy splash pad with long daily hours, summer operation, and a reputation for broad family appeal.
New public splash pad at North Cottonwood Commons, opened May 23, 2026.
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